Below you will find an invitation from our neighbors at Community United to Protect Theodore Roosevelt Park, who are hosting this event in early November. Per their Press Release: Who: Community United to Protect Theodore Roosevelt Park and community members and interested parties What: Save The Park March Where: Main entrance to the Museum When: Nov […]
Late April, early May is when most of the city's trees burst into bloom. Explore the gorgeous trees, their blossoms, pollinators, and returning migrating birds around the wetland known as The Pool in the northern end of Central Park with Leslie Day, author of several field guides to the natural world of New York City.
Wednesday, May 15th 6:30-7:45pm From its inception, Central Park was designed by Olmsted and Vaux as a work of art, free from “the incessant emphasis of artificial objects” and meant to be relished “through the eye”. Author and poet Stephen Wolf takes this guiding principle to include the mind's eye, as well. Wolf is our […]
Wednesday, June 12th 6:15-7:45pm LW! Partner+ Members 2-for-1 Tickets! Explore the Ramble with NYC naturalist Leslie Day on this unique natural history tour. A walk with Leslie always reveals so much more than you might uncover on your own–we’ll “dig down” to learn about the trees, birds, herbaceous plants and even the human history of […]
Tuesday, August 27th 6:30-7:45pm Did you know there is another, oft-overlooked architect who worked closely with Olmsted and Vaux and was responsible for many of our favorite Central Park designs? British-born Jacob Wrey Mould’s distinctive decorative fingerprints can be found on Bethesda Arcade, Belvedere Castle, the Ladies Pavilion, the Victorian Gothic Central Park Stables, various […]
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